Game Time: Learn to Talk Sports in 5 Minutes a Day

You See it all the time. The conversations between colleagues about the "big game." The comparisons to teamwork, or the number of sports metaphors that come up during staff meetings. And you just don't get it. It's Game Time for you. If you're tired of feeling left out, or can't shake the feeling that you're missing out, veteran sports broadcaster Jen Mueller can help. After more than a decade on the sidelines and in locker rooms, she knows a thing or two about how to talk sports. Jen will guide you through a step-by-step process to becoming a fan for business. Learn how to: Decide where to start in picking a team or sport to follow. Build your sports knowledge base in 5 minutes a day. Read a box score. Initiate conversations. Speak with confidence and sound credible. Becoming a sports fan for business is easier than you think. It's not about memorizing stats or learning rules. Instead, the goal is to develop a working knowledge of sports and use that information to build relationships, improve communication and increase your influence at work Drop it into your briefcase. Keep it in a desk drawer. Give it to a colleague. Game Time is a valuable resource that can help anyone fit in, sound credible and leverage sports conversations at work.